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3,500 students connected to nature this school year

June 25
Once upon a time, a wildfire whipped through a forest. Flames ate ferociously through the land as animals dashed away in fear.Read more 

Can forest waste help build healthier soils?

June 24
The Creston Community Forest is a local treasure. Spanning 21,000 hectares near the rural community of Creston, B.C, its network of trails makes it a popular recreation destination…Read more 

Help us stand up for caribou in Canada’s highest court, and in the ancient forests that are vital to their survival

June 23
The Southern Mountain Caribou of B.C.’s Columbia Mountains are in trouble. Their migration ranges are contracting by up to 25% a decade, and eight of 18 ‘deep-snow’ herds across the broader region are now functionally extinctRead more 

Wildsight welcomes new board chair

June 23
After more than a decade as chair of Wildsight's Board of Directors, Brian Conrad is passing the torch to fellow board member Kelvin Saldern.Read more 

Conservation through the lens of lichens — an interview with lichenologist Toby Spribille

June 23
Toby Spribille was 18 years old when he first discovered a new-to-western-science species of lichen, and became hooked on lichenology.Read more 

Wildsight's Graeme Lee Rowlands recognized for watershed education leadership

June 4
Last month, Wildsight's Graeme Lee Rowlands was recognized for his outstanding work in the field of environmental education with an Award of Excellence from the Columbia Basin Environmental Education…Read more 
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